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Ibuprofen And Alcohol Posted: 02-20-08 20:24pm


I need to know...if I took two motrin pills (200mg of ibuprofen each), would I be ok to drink 5 or so beers around 10 hours after taking them? I don't know how long it takes to not have an effect on each other after taking the pills. Please respond if you have an answer, as I need to know soon. Thanks.

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Posted: 02-20-08 21:09pm


Yeah I think it would be ok. One dose of Ibuprofen can last up to 8 hours, and then you would take the next dose then, so I'm sure 10 hours keeps you clear of any dangerous mixes.

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